The imminent disappearance of LIBOR will have vast impacts on credit markets in the coming years. In this article, which first appeared in full on BBH.com, BBH Corporate Banking Credit Analyst, Raja Khuri, explores those impacts. Once dubbed “the world’s … Continue reading Life After LIBOR: The Search for Alternatives
As we detailed in a February 2018 blog post, Mexico’s pension fund regulator, the National Commission for the Pension System, which is known by its Spanish initials CONSAR, has been working to give pension funds the flexibility to shift a … Continue reading Mexican AFOREs Take A Big Step Closer to Foreign Mutual Funds
We highlight what to expect this quarter and recap Q2’s key regulatory developments. What could change the game in Q3: In just a few weeks, the UK will have a new Prime Minister and the EU’s newly minted Parliament is … Continue reading What FinReg Has in Store for Q3 2019
“Why a four-year-old child could understand this report. Run out and find me a four-year-old child, I can’t make head or tail out of it.” Rufus T. Firefly “Duck Soup” No United States of Digital Assets It is at this … Continue reading Duck Soup: The SEC Recipe for Regulating Digital Assets
ESMA’s Shareholder Rights Directive II (SRD II) may be the most impactful regulatory change you haven’t yet heard about this year. Don’t call it The King, but when SRD II goes live in 2020, it will impact holdings in more … Continue reading Elvis Has Left the Building: The Rock and Roll of the Shareholder Rights Directive II
Since 2014, Precidian Investments has sought Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approval for a new kind of active exchange-traded fund (ETF) that does not disclose its daily holdings. No longer. On April 8, the SEC gave Precidian Investments contingent approval … Continue reading SEC, Precidian Pave the Way for Non-transparent, Active ETFs